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** History: To tell the story of a people in history, achievements or events. | ** History: To tell the story of a people in history, achievements or events. | ||
** Geography: To describe local environmental problems, to report on a fieldtrip, to illustrate a study on natural and social phenomena. | ** Geography: To describe local environmental problems, to report on a fieldtrip, to illustrate a study on natural and social phenomena. | ||
** Literature: To describe and | ** Literature: To describe and summarise a story (characters, context, climax, actions...). | ||
** Civil education: To tell stories of contemporary people in the society. | ** Civil education: To tell stories of contemporary people in the society. | ||
** Biology: To present the growth process of a tree, a fieldtrip, stories about animals under water and on land. | ** Biology: To present the growth process of a tree, a fieldtrip, stories about animals under water and on land. | ||
* Another way to use photos is to prepare a set of photos for classroom use, such as for classification tasks, | * Another way to use photos is to prepare a set of photos for classroom use, such as for classification tasks, as in the Eness lesson on vertebrates that we watched earlier. You can reminder yourself of the video [[/Vertebrate photo use|here]]. | ||
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